This is about the end so spoilers ahead

[De_faulty]

I just recently finished the game, and my next objective is to recover genes so I become mortal, so do I do this for the rest of the game or will the story eventually expand like stopping the admiral "something" to declare a new war or revive your dead "sister"
Btw we NEVER get to find out why the okkar are chasing us I can probably guess it's because of the genome decoding thing but the games offer no explanation
(Haven't checked the codex but I'll check it soon)

[Giraffasaur]

The player is travelling through the Beltegrade Cluster, policed by the Okkar. This was the Okkar's duty after the Colonial-Okkar conflict as they had prior claim in the cluster.

Main reason they're coming after the Clone is because of the affiliation to the Colonial warfront, specifically being a clone (which should have been shut down after the war, but is the only way Adam thought to save himself).

[De_faulty]

Originally posted by Giraffasaur:

The player is travelling through the Beltegrade Cluster, policed by the Okkar. This was the Okkar's duty after the Colonial-Okkar conflict as they had prior claim in the cluster.

Main reason they're coming after the Clone is because of the affiliation to the Colonial warfront, specifically being a clone (which should have been shut down after the war, but is the only way Adam thought to save himself).

but how do they know he's a clone? how come seth couldn't detect it?

[Giraffasaur]

Originally posted by DE_Fault:

but how do they know he's a clone? how come seth couldn't detect it?

That's a good question! Perhaps, unlike Seth, the Okkar were tracing some kind of signature from the war to ensure no illegal activity was occurring. So since it appeared as the player character (an illegal clone), the Okkar were now tracking them down. Seth on the other hand was specifically looking for Adam, not clones, so he was lucky he stumbled upon them and was able to extract the coordinates he needed.

[Galewyn]

Something that I am curious about since it seems you are answering them Giraffasaur is...

How did Admiral Gorc get Warships to hunt you down? I get he is an Admiral but I don't know how the heck he can convice up to 3 Warships to stop you or maybe more.

[Giraffasaur]

Originally posted by Galewyn:

How did Admiral Gorc get Warships to hunt you down? I get he is an Admiral but I don't know how the heck he can convice up to 3 Warships to stop you or maybe more.

It's likely he was among a Colonial sect that stayed behind after the war, something of an outlaw band with military strength. Maybe even bought and paid for to see through his plan.

After his death, those Warships never show up anymore...so I do think this is a strong case of "we're only in it for the profit." Though this is just an educated guess on what's taken place through the story, I think there could be other valid reasons for this one.

[Galewyn]

To me the bribe theory makes some sense, but not too much due to, well how much would it take to bribe 1 Warship multiply that by how many he has and how much he makes/made.

In the end it is up to the devs if they want to tell us more about the game world before we can make any good guesses.

[Giraffasaur]

Originally posted by Galewyn:

In the end it is up to the devs if they want to tell us more about the game world before we can make any good guesses.

Definitely; and I suppose they're going to, since there there is scheduled DLC introducing new ships, gear, locations and story content later this year. WOOT. :D

[De_faulty]

Let's hire colonial warships to Hunt down that 1 little guy XD yeah that make sense

[Giraffasaur]

Originally posted by DE_Fault:

Let's hire colonial warships to Hunt down that 1 little guy XD yeah that make sense

It does when that one little guy, or rather multiple copies of one little guy, have all the evidence about the Admiral's plan to start mass genocide. Admiral Gorc is essentially blocking the one path any clone could use to escape the cluster and reveal his schemes; it makes sense he locks that place down to prevent it from happening.

[De_faulty]

Originally posted by Giraffasaur:

Originally posted by DE_Fault:

Let's hire colonial warships to Hunt down that 1 little guy XD yeah that make sense

It does when that one little guy, or rather multiple copies of one little guy, have all the evidence about the Admiral's plan to start mass genocide. Admiral Gorc is essentially blocking the one path any clone could use to escape the cluster and reveal his schemes; it makes sense he locks that place down to prevent it from happening.

Yeah but remember that the clone isn't suppose to posses the original's memory, so the admiral couldn't know that the clone knew, and even if those colonial warships are to stop he clone to get to Adam, Seth and the Okars are already on the job, just get some people to search where those clones are coming from

[Giraffasaur]

Originally posted by DE_Fault:

Yeah but remember that the clone isn't suppose to posses the original's memory, so the admiral couldn't know that the clone knew, and even if those colonial warships are to stop he clone to get to Adam, Seth and the Okars are already on the job, just get some people to search where those clones are coming from

Clones aren't meant to know their past lives correct, but Adam made mistakes when he attempted to create a body replacement. It's an accident the clone can remember all these details.

And the Admiral confirms this knowledge when he asks, "Do you recognize me?" In which the clone responds that he does, indicating the clone poses a threat to his plans. As such, Admiral Gorc knows he must stop this clone, and all renditions of it, due to them carrying the incrimidating information against him.

Regarding tracking down the clone facility, I do agree there could have been some tracking on Gorc's part. At the same time, he was ensuring they could never leave the sector...but I digress. Maybe the story extension DLC will cover this?

[De_faulty]

Wait when did he ask "do you recognize me?"
I don't remember seeing that part

[Ural Beast]

@DE_Fault, Not verbatim, at the first meeting.